June 15, 2010

• Jonas Bros., AOL team up for new music site, Cambio (The New York Times)
• Waiting for the trickle down effect – MTV moves from reality to scripted programming focus (The Wall Street Journal)

• The most successful teen celebrity entrepreneurs (Forbes)

• Phineas and Ferb and Wayne Newton do Licensing Show (YouTube)

June 14, 2010

• Google TV a bigger deal than you think (Forrester Research)

• Karate Kid kicks some box-office butt (L.A. Times)

• Closing the gender gap – a profile on Build-a-Bear founder Maxine Clark (Forbes)

• Identifying the world’s 30 hottest brands (AdAge)

• American Eagle expanding kids retail concept from online to bricks-and-mortar stores (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

June 11, 2010

• World Cup fever is one big blockbuster buzzkill for some US studios (Hollywood Reporter)

• Understanding the boom in dystopian fiction for young readers (New Yorker)

• New Sony 3D TV designed with kids’ vision in mind (The Times of India)

• Shrek gets outdoorsy for new PSAs (Ad Age)

June 10, 2010

• Mr. Potato Head joins long-standing list of Elvis impersonators (CBS News)

• Disney/ESPN and the future of 3-D TV (Investor Guide)

• Healthy yet steady growth in store for free-to-play gaming industry (Venture Beat)

• Safety, cost and entertainment driving younger cellphone use (The New York Times)

June 9, 2010

• Google gets into the World Cub spirit (CNET)

• The first step in online storytelling: have a good story to tell (Publisher’s Weekly)

• LeapFrog jumps into tech race with iPad-like gadget for tykes (CNN)

• McDonald’s, Pepsi & Coca-Cola look to incubate tomorrow’s superstars (Ad Age)

June 8, 2010

• Move over Mickey, you’ve got some competition on the high seas (MSNBC)

• Technicolor shines a light on children’s TV (LA Times)

• Understanding the new iPhone 4 (Ad Age)

• HP eyes the next era of smartphone-friendly printers (Mobiledia)

June 7, 2010

• Transmedia is a responsibility not a privilege, says Jeff Gomez (TubeFilter)

• After Facebook concedes, Bangladesh re-opens its door (Mashable)

• Zynga hopes to quell investor fears, hit it big in Japan (Venture Beat)

• Despite a shaky past, Robert Munsch moves forward (The Vancouver Sun)

June 4, 2010

• McDonald’s recalls 12 million Shrek promo glasses (Time)

• Re-imagined fairytales heating up in Hollywood (Deadline/Nikke Finke)

• Cameron’s sticking with 3D for next big project (Hollywood Reporter)

• Bank of Kyoto will keep stakes in Nintendo (Bloomberg)

June 3, 2010

• Family Suites sues Viacom over Nickelodeon hotel license (BusinessWeek)

• Sony invents cat collar that tweets…branding to follow (MediaPost)

• Can smartphones actually make kids smarter? (CNET)

• Possibly the best LEGO build ever? An all-LEGO printer that uses felt-tip marker as ink (Alltop)

June 2, 2010

• Apple, Google fight over future of TV (L.A. Times)

• Rumor has it Hulu’s headed for Xbox Live (Venture Beat)

• Disney taps social networking to sell movie tickets on Facebook (The New York Times)

• A trip down memory lane with Muppets and IBM (Technologizer)

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